Passatge del Crèdit

The Passatge del Crèdit features cast-iron architectural elements and connects two main streets through a covered pathway bordered by stone buildings.

Built in 1879 by architect Magí Rius i Mulet, this passage emerged following the demolition of a Capuchin convent and includes a central fountain depicting three graces.

The passage holds the status of Cultural Asset of Local Interest and forms part of the special ensemble of the Roman wall sector in Barcelona.

Located near public transportation and multiple landmarks, this passageway provides pedestrians with a direct route through the Gothic Quarter's stone architecture.

The passage combines eclectic and cast-iron architectural styles, reflecting the late 19th-century design trends that transformed Barcelona's urban landscape.

Location: Gothic Quarter

Inception: 1879

Architects: Magí Rius i Mulet

Architectural style: eclectic architecture, cast-iron architecture

Part of: Conjunt especial del sector de la muralla romana, Roman city wall in Barcelona

GPS coordinates: 41.38195,2.17633

Latest update: March 10, 2025 11:10